Amazon. It's where all of the good deals hide.

 

Fatmat is just as good. Look for the thicker of the two...i think its 50 mills and the thicker is 80 mills.

Shit is great.

 

x2 on the fatmat... great stuff. $1.50/sqft is about the norm.

 

Ebay :shrug:

 

I got mine on eBay 100sq ' for under $100 shipped.


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looks like the thicker (80mil) Rattle Trap is about $330 shipped for 3 50 sq ft packs (couldn't find a 100sq ft pack) on Amazon
and Ebay would be about $310 shipped

can't imagine Amazon shipping would be $90 :shrug:

the normal Fat Mat (50 mil)
would be Amazon $245.50 shipped
Ebay $240 shipped

 

its worth the extra money tho.

thicker means less layers to achieve better results.

 

That's a shit ton of sound deadener.

Amazon and ebay are going to be your best source as others have mentioned. Might I suggest, since you'll be doing so much, to get a "roller" as well for laying it down. Normally I wouldn't use one, but for big jobs, it's really nice and only a couple bucks. Also, invest in a gallon of Acetone to clean the sheet metal you're applying it to.

 

100^ 80 Mil Rattle Trap FatMat Deadener+ Dynamat Roller | eBay

 

Elemental designs
Found it on eBay and it's 80 mil. Cheaper than the others too, it's in my truck and works well.

 

brians truck is as silent as a coffin.

very good sound reproduction.

 

If only I could put it on the glass!

 

Amazon.com: 100 Sq Ft FatMat 50 mil Sound Deadener w/Install Kit: Automotive

 

Amazon.com: 100 Sq Ft FatMat 50 mil Sound Deadener w/Install Kit: Automotive

this one was $21.99 shipping which came to a total of $151.98

 

hmm... Brian, thanks for that info. Looks like the best price so far for the 80 mil stuff.

Keep the links coming.. looking like $300 is the best price I have so far for the 150 sq ft.

Looks like I need to sell some things. Who wants to buy a watch? :lmao:

 

Not sure what brand it is or what price, but :supermod: always supplied the stuff for the 2 installs I did at mod meets.

 

Fatmat is cheap but still good quality. We did an entire Silverado a year ago with Fatmat and it sounded great. Best price at the time.

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So how much does a 150 sqft of that stuff weigh? I'm not a weight weenie, but I don't want to add a shit ton of weight to make things alittle bit quieter.

 

Its pretty heavy...

Id say 20-30lbs per 50ft roll.

 

Holy shit......thats heavy! Its not for me then!

 

dammmmmnnn thats like carrying around a hefty hoe!

 

I've been contemplating on using the liquid stuff like eDead v3 or Lizard Skin. Has anyone used it in their truck? I also have heard of using spray-on bed liner as an alternative. Thoughts?

 

I sprayed the entire interior of a '40 ford with Lizard Skin's sound deadening formula (there are several different formulas). The car is now done, and it's the quietest vehicle I have ever ridden in.

Yeah, I would guestimate it to weigh around 50 of 60 lbs total... Will be worth it to have it quiet in there and able to put Logan in the back.

IMO, it's absolutely worth the added weight. The heavier "thunk" when you shut the doors, quieter ride, and added insulation make our low-end chevys feel like a caddy!

 

1 Sq Ft of Fatmat eXtreme weights in at .23 Pounds.

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If I rememder right the shipping weight for 100 sq ft of rattle trap was like 43 lbs.

 

Yeah, I would guestimate it to weigh around 50 of 60 lbs total... Will be worth it to have it quiet in there and able to put Logan in the back.

 

i need to deaden mine, wonder if the roll on herculiner would do well?

 

How much cure time is needed for the spray/liquid?

 

We let it cure for 48 hours. Fumes were brutal. The lizard skin is the only spray on I have used, and the fatmat in my truck is my only experience with stick on, so I may not be the best person to judge. But, from my limited experience, the spray on is much quieter. The downside is that the entire interior needs to be removed and the glass taped off to do it right. The stick on stuff you can do a little bit here and there until the entire truck is done. More prep work for the spray as well. It was easy on the ford because the guy already had it stripped and everything was sandblasted and primed when I worked on it, but I went with the fat mat in my truck for the above mentioned reasons.